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curriculum vitae
Prof. Pierre-Yves Beaurepaire
Position and Teaching Experience
Professor of Early modern history at Nice Sophia-Antipolis (full time) since 2003. “Première
classe” since 2009. “Classe exceptionnelle” (highest rank) since 2015
Fellow of the ‘Institut Universitaire de France’ 2007-2009 ; 2012-2015
Member of the executive board of the Research group (groupe de recherches) of The National
Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) AR-SHS (Network analysis in Social sciences and
humanities) 2016-2020
Co-founder of the Research Group RES-HIST (Réseaux et Histoire) Netwoks and History
(2013-) http://reshist.hypotheses.org/
Chair of the Early Modern and Modern Research Centre for Mediterranean Studies 20062010
Senior Officer of the National Agency for Evaluation of Research and Scholar studies
(AERES) (Délégué scientifique à l’Agence d’Evaluation de la Recherche et de
l’Enseignement Supérieur) 2008-2010
Vice-president of the international selection committee of the The French National Research
Agency (ANR), “Innovative, inclusive and adaptive societies” 2014
Visiting Professor of Early modern history at the University of New Caledonia march 2010march 2012
Director of the Cahiers de la Méditerranée (academic peer review on the Early Modern and
Modern Mediterranean www.cdlm.revues.org) 2006-2012
Visiting Professor at the Free University of Bruxelles (ULB), Faculty of Philosophy and
Sciences of Religions, international chair, (2007 ; 2008)
Visiting Professor at the Tunis I University (2006)
Visiting Professor at the University of Tokyo (former Imperial University), Department of
Western History (2004)
Visiting Professor at the San Francisco State University, Department of History (1998)
Senior Lecturer of Early modern history at the University of Orléans 2000-2002
International research programs
Coordinator of the ‘Agence Nationale de la Recherche (The French National Research
Agency)’ International Research Program CITERE : Communicating Europe : Early Modern
Circulations, Territories and Networks (Circulations, territoires et réseaux en Europe de l’âge
classique aux Lumières) 2008-2013 citere.hypotheses.org/
Member of the Franco-Swiss research program IMPRIMATUR : Tracking down Books
Printed during the Ancien Régime under False Imprints by Comparing Typographic
Ornaments: A Big Data Approach (2014-)
Member of C18 “International Inquiry on the globalization of the Enlightenment 1750-2015”
(Enquête internationale sur la globalisation des Lumières de 1750 à aujourd'hui)
Associate Member of the COST program: “Reassembling the Republic of Letters 1500-1800"
Expertise
The Paris Institute for Advanced Study (2013-)
PRIN (Italian Ministry of Education, University, and Research)
Vice-president of the international selection committee of the The French National Research
Agency (ANR), “Innovative, inclusive and adaptive societies” 2014
Canada Excellence Research Chairs (2014)
Fund for Scientific Research (Belgium), Grants and Fellowships, Fonds National de la
Recherche Scientifique (Belgique) 2010Fonds National Suisse de la Recherche Scientifique (Switzerland) 2010
Trinity University (Tx, USA) (tenure track evaluation committee)
Education
Habilitation in Early Modern and Modern History, University of Paris IV-Sorbonne,
November 2002 (Advisor : Pr. Lucien Bély), ‘mention très honorable’ –highest levelPhD in History, University of Lille 3-University of Artois, January 1997 (Advisor : Pr. Alain
Lottin, ‘mention très bien avec félicitations du jury’ –highest levelAgrégation d’histoire (1991)
Honors and Awards
Charles J. Colle Fellow, Lewis Walpole Library, Yale University, 2015
Theodore Verhaegen Medal (Brussels), 2012
Fellow of the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science, 2004
Le Monde Prize for Academic Research, 1997
Selection of Books
L’Autre et le Frère. L’Etranger et la Franc-maçonnerie en France au XVIIIe siècle, Paris,
Honoré Champion, Les dix-huitièmes siècles 23, 1998, 872 p. Prix Le Monde de la Recherche
Universitaire
L’Europe des francs-maçons (XVIIIe-XXIe siècle), Paris, Belin, Europe & Histoire, 2002, 325
p.
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Nobles jeux de l’arc et loges maçonniques dans la France des Lumières. Enquête sur une
sociabilité en mutation, Montmorency, Ivoire-clair, « les architectes de la connaissance »,
2002, 245 p.
L’Espace des francs-maçons. Une sociabilité européenne au XVIIIe siècle, Rennes, Presses
universitaires de Rennes, Histoire, 2003, 231 p.
Le mythe de l’Europe française. Diplomatie, culture et sociabilités au temps des Lumières,
Paris, Autrement, collection « Mémoires », 2007, 304 p.
La République Universelle des francs-maçons. De Newton à Metternich, Rennes, OuestFrance, De mémoire d’homme: l’histoire, 1999, 210 p. (translation in Spanish, forthcoming
2015)
L’Europe des Lumières, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, Que sais-je ? n°3715, 2004,
128 p. (translation in Arabic and Spanish ; 2nd edition in French 2013)
ピエール=イヴ・ボルペール『「啓蒙の世紀」のフリーメイソン』（深沢克己編、山
川出版社、山川レクチャーズ、2009年、148頁）The Freemasons on the Age of
Enlightenment (original edition in Japanese ; texts being translated by Professor Katsumi
Fukasawa), Tôkyô, éditions Yamakawa-Shuppansha, Yamakawa Lectures 005, 2009, 148 p.
(ISBN 978-4-634-47505-2)
Co-editor with Pierrick Pourchasse, Les circulations internationales en Europe années 1680années1780, Rennes, Presses Universitaires de Rennes, Histoire, 2010, 504 p.
L’Europe au siècle des Lumières, Paris, Ellipses, Le monde : une histoire, 2011, 192 p.
La France des Lumières (1715-1789), Histoire de France, Paris, Belin, 2011, 856 p. (pocket
book in 2014)
avec Michel Biard, Philippe Bourdin, Hervé Drévillon, Philippe Hamon, Nicolas Le Roux,
Silvia Marzagalli, Le grand atelier de l’Histoire de France. Les temps modernes, Paris, Belin,
2012, 456 p.
La Communication en Europe de l'âge classique aux Lumières, (with 72 color maps), Paris,
Belin, 2014, 364 p.
Dictionnaire de la Franc-maçonnerie, Paris, Armand Colin, 2014, 336 p.
Echec au roi. Irrespect, contestations et révoltes dans la France des Lumières, Paris, Belin,
2015, 351 p.
avec Silvia Marzagalli, Atlas de la Révolution française 1770-1803. Un basculement mondial,
Paris, Autrement, 2016.
avec Katsumi Fukasawa et Benjamin Kaplan, Coexistence and Dialogue: Religious
Interactions in Europe and the Mediterranean World (12th-20th Century), London,
Routledge, 2016.
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Marie-Antoinette, biographie gourmande, Paris, Payot, 2016, 172 p.
Refereed Articles (selected):
”The Universal Republic of the Freemasons and the Culture of Mobility in the
Enlightenment“, French Historical Studies, special issue « Mobility in French History »,
2006, 29/3, summer 2006, p. 407-431.
Refereed Chapters in Edited Volumes
« Sociability », in William Doyle (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of the Ancien Régime, Oxford,
Oxford University Press, 2012, p. 374-387.
"To reopen the so desired direct communication between his faithful peoples and their king”.
The View from Below (the 1789 Cahiers de doléances), in David Andress (ed), Oxford
Handbook of the French Revolution, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2014 », 2015, p. 149163.
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